‘The Valley’ Picks Up Season 3 Filming to Capture Fallout of Jax Taylor Being Spotted With Ex-Wife Brittany Cartwright’s Publicist

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The Valley has picked up cameras on its third season after TMZ published photos of Jax Taylor vacationing with he and Brittany Cartwright‘s longtime publicist Lori Krebs, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

BTS, Enhypen, K-pop Fans Fuel Surge in Physical Album Sales

CDs Are Back

Luminate's midyear report reveals South Korea as the world's third largest music exporter and that music sung in English is becoming less popular, also thanks to Latin music

What does it mean to be 'quantum?' A physicist explains the basics behind Einstein's spooky actions at a distance

Imagine shining a flashlight across a dark room. You can predict exactly what the light will do: travel in a straight line from one point to another. That seems obvious because, in the world we see around us, light appears to follow a single, clear path.

‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ Sets Season 18 Release Date

“It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” has set its Season 18 premiere date at FX, FXX, and Hulu.

The hit comedy series will be back starting Aug. 17 at 9 p.m. ET across the two linear channels and streaming service, with the show streaming on Disney+ internationally. Unlike the previous three seasons, Season 18 will consist of 10 episodes rather than eight.

A Beefed-Up Golf Cart And An Anti-Cybertruck: Cheap, Quirky EVs Are Coming

U.S. sales of electric vehicles have plunged since the Trump administration killed a $7,500 federal credit last year, but a group of startups hopes to change that. They’re preparing to launch a new wave of quirky, affordable battery-powered models over the next year that are distinctly different from anything Tesla or other big automakers offer.

Denshattack! Is Part Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, Part Anime As You Do Kickflips In a Ramen Delivering Train, and That All Works Way Better Than You'd Expect

Sometimes, a game comes along that makes you think “man, this is so up my alley it’s like it was made just for me.” Denshattack is one of those games. It’s the kind of joint we used to get all the time in the PS2 era and is now only found in the indie space. Video games are serious business, you know, and we don’t have time for nonsense. Denshattack is definitely nonsense, but I mean that as the highest possible compliment. Here’s the pitch: What if Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater did the Dragon Ball fusion dance with Jet Set Radio, but instead of skating you pilot a train around a dystopian Japan in order to do sick tricks and take down an evil corporation? Sounds rad as hell, right? Turns out, it is. Two thoughts ran on a loop while I was playing Denshattack: “this rules,” and “this really has no business being this good. How are they doing this?”

Five Workout Headphone Hacks Everyone Should Know

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You can do all the right research and pick out the highest-reviewed, best-sounding, most durable headphones for exercise—the thing is, once you’re working up a sweat, you’ll inevitably find something about your headphones that just isn’t perfect.

MS NOW Is Planning a Texas Invasion

MS NOW is planning a roadtrip to Texas, taking its annual fan gathering on the road to the Lone Star State, in what the cable news channel says will be its biggest live event yet (you know what they say about Texas, after all).

MS NOW Prepares to Woo Red-State Crowds With Texas Live Event

You wouldn’t think MS NOW has a deep pocket of fans deep in the heart of Texas, but the cable-news network is going there anyway.

The Versant Media backed news outlet will on September 26 offer a full day of discussions and panels featuring many of its best known personalities at an event called “MS NOW Live: Together in Texas,” which will be held in the city of Arlington, close to both Dallas and Fort Worth.

Queen's powerful smell suppresses rivals in naked mole rat colonies | New Scientist

There’s one scent to rule them all – and we now know what it is. A series of experiments has shown that a single molecule released by the queen of naked mole rat colonies prevents all the other females in a colony from breeding.